Month: July 2021

The Reserve Bank of Australia has left the cash rate at a record low 0.1 per cent and does not expect conditions to warrant an increase before 2024. The RBA held its monthly board meeting […]

Australians aged under 40 could receive access to Pfizer coronavirus vaccines as early as September when the rollout is slated to ramp up. Most people in that age bracket are not currently eligible for Pfizer […]

The Andrews government will spend $21.1 million to build 62 homes for regional Victorians living with mental illness.  The homes will be built in four priority areas – Ballarat West, Drouin, North Bendigo and Seymour […]

Employment conditions partially recovered after Victoria lifted its latest lockdown, but employers have since had to deal with multiple state restrictions. The Australian Bureau of Statistics’ latest payroll jobs report showed a rise of 0.3 […]

The coalition government has suffered a hit among women while Scott Morrison’s approval rating is at its lowest for a year. Polling for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age shows the coalition’s female primary […]